Windows 11 broke my PC!

Same thing happened to me this is the second time Windows 11 has completely broken my computer so I'm about to find some way to get a Windows 10 bootable drive and go back to that screw windows 11. So not worth it in the end and it's like they don't care to fix the issues that they keep causing.

Trying microsoft 11 is like trying koolaid spiked with cyanide. No turning back and even if it doesn't completely kill your computer, it will never function properly again.

I upgraded to Windows 11 in January after checking and fulfilling the hardware requirements. My computer was basically stable for 8 months. However, in August my computer became first unstable and then completely unusable while on a trip. The computer got very slow, which I think was due to some odd hard disk management, as hard disk utilization was pegged at 100%, even in the absence of doing anything on the computer. In addition, the battery failed to charge, which was odd because I put a new one in last year. It was hard to diagnose because keyboard latency became very long. I thought it might be a virus but I have up to date virus protection (McAfee). Upon returning to home base, I was able to find published long lists of potential Windows 11 issues. I went through a number of settings recommendations from the articles and finally got my computer working fairly normally, even the battery began charging again. But today, September 5, 2022, when I turned on my computer it sounded two tones during bootup. I have never had any tones at boot up prior to this event. The fact that I got tones was most concerning because it could mean that someone other than myself is potentially screwing around inside my computer. Since I use this computer for some private business, it is making me lose confidence in my ability to secure my computer and data. So I wonder, are you pushing changes with more aggression, or is my computer insecure?

I know right! An OS upon release doesn't necessarily mean it's stable. You'll need to wait a few more months so that Microsoft identifies the bugs and fixes them. I had almost the same experience as others had (downloaded it a month after release but still). Faced a lot of lags, very slow computer. But I was patient and thought that I must let it first download some cumulative updates and wait for a few weeks so that I have a somewhat stable OS. And, the patience proved to be worth it and today I still use Windows 11 without any problems (except the Microsoft Edge irritation).

Hello Sarah, how are you?
My name is Paloma B., I am very happy to be able to try to help you in the best possible way.

I understand you had issues with Windows 11, I'm really sorry about that.

Were you able to return to Windows 10?

If not, I'll leave here a link that can help you in this process, so in that case, I suggest you do a Rollback to Windows 10.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-roll-back-wi...

I also recommend that you configure the link below, as your computer is compatible with Windows 11, probably after returning to 10, Windows Update will install the update again.

That way, you can configure it so that Windows 11 is not installed for the time being, and when you feel free to update, just undo it.

https://www.howtogeek.com/765377/how-to-block-t...

I await news.

If these procedures helped you in any way, please click on "I solved my problem" and also mark as an answer, so you can help others users.

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HI there this just happened to me but it killed my laptop as in it won't start at all now.